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Twenty years ago it was extremely rare that a company would require a prospective employee to pass an
alcohol or drug screening before granting them a position. Nobody had even heard the phrase, “Drug Free
Workplace.” Today you can’t get any type of job without first passing one.
The problem that most companies don’t realize is the largest single demographic of alcohol and drug
users are between the ages of 35 and 60 according to the United States’ Drug Abuse Warning Network
(DAWN). Typically these individuals haven’t had to pass an alcohol/drug screening to get the job they have
today because they already had it. These individuals have and will continue to fall through the cracks.
Companies think that by conducting pre-employment and random alcohol and drug screenings they are
doing all they can to keep their employees safe, but unfortunately that is no longer enough, not if you truly
want a Drug Free Workplace. |
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Unlike the ineffective but popularly recognized breathalyzer, the Cleared4Work does not just measure a
person’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC) but recognizes what is truly important, impairment.
Cleared4Work ’s proprietary “black box” technology is programmed to identify when a prospective driver is
impaired based upon their motor, cognitive, and short term memory skills. It measures impairment by first
identifying each driver biometrically via their fingerprint and then develops computer algorithms unique to
each individual. No breath, blood, or urine samples required.
Cleared4Work will screen your employees for impairment including alcohol and drugs (illegal, prescription,
and over-the-counter) each and every time they start your company vehicle.
The Cleared4Work System can screen your drivers in less than 15 seconds by having them complete a simple sequence of tasks. For example, one Cleared4Work sequence might consist of having your driver turn on the left turn signal, tap the brake, fasten their seat belt, turn on the head lights, and turn on the defrost. Our internationally patented Impairment Detection Technology™ algorithms monitor each time the driver is successful at starting the vehicle and instantaneously compares their historical time to completing the sequence to their current reaction time thereby making a determination of impairment. |